Both dramas look back at past relationships, there is a constant switch between the present and the past. In both dramas, the leads started their relationship in high school. However, since then they have moved on and gone their separate ways, finding new paths in life. By coincidence they meet again years later and restart their relationship.
Both dramas have similar genres (melodrama and romance).
Both dramas have similar genres (melodrama and romance).
a female lead who was employed to be in a new variety program with the male lead, filming a project called "freezing human for 24 hrs". After waking up they realized that 20 years have passed by, while they were frozen. Then the story continues when the two relied on each other and fall in love. It was all because of the program that brought the two together
One is a Film and other a Drama but both has similar vibes.
Both our leads meet in school, become each other's First Love, date for a while untill they become adults. Then break-up (in very similar way of how Mains in OBC broke-up) and one day the ML receives Wedding Invitation from the FL.
The film also has flashbacks showing....
How they met, fell in love, then where things went awry and how they broke-up. The film has a lot of similarities with OBC.
Both Leads start as young high schoolers with totally polar personalities, always getting in fights get but falling in love. They get more mature and end up understanding each other after reminiscing their past just like OBC.
BUT Beware the ending is not like OBC. It may seem a sad ending to some.
Both our leads meet in school, become each other's First Love, date for a while untill they become adults. Then break-up (in very similar way of how Mains in OBC broke-up) and one day the ML receives Wedding Invitation from the FL.
The film also has flashbacks showing....
How they met, fell in love, then where things went awry and how they broke-up. The film has a lot of similarities with OBC.
Both Leads start as young high schoolers with totally polar personalities, always getting in fights get but falling in love. They get more mature and end up understanding each other after reminiscing their past just like OBC.
BUT Beware the ending is not like OBC. It may seem a sad ending to some.
There are some stark similarities between both shows -
- FL in both shows are the best students in their school.
- ML in both shows are terrible students in the beginning
- In both shows, the FL and ML are put together due to circumstances, and they eventually fall for each other.
- Both shows involve them breaking up and meeting years later.
My Strange Hero has some revenge elements as well, but they share many similarities.
- FL in both shows are the best students in their school.
- ML in both shows are terrible students in the beginning
- In both shows, the FL and ML are put together due to circumstances, and they eventually fall for each other.
- Both shows involve them breaking up and meeting years later.
My Strange Hero has some revenge elements as well, but they share many similarities.
Both dramas are set during school/college days
The leads have a love-hate relationship at first that turns into romance
The leads are separated due to mishaps showing up but keep loving each other and meet up again in the future
The characters in both have heavy baggages from their past and have been through trauma
The leads become colleagues too
The leads have a love-hate relationship at first that turns into romance
The leads are separated due to mishaps showing up but keep loving each other and meet up again in the future
The characters in both have heavy baggages from their past and have been through trauma
The leads become colleagues too
Our Beloved Summer and Summer Strike share a quiet, introspective tone that sets them apart from typical fast-paced K-dramas. Both explore themes of healing, self-discovery, and emotional growth through beautifully understated storytelling. With melancholic yet comforting vibes, they focus on characters who feel lost or emotionally drained, slowly finding their way back to themselves or others. The cinematography in both is soft and artful, almost like watching a painting come to life. While OBS dives into love and nostalgia, Summer Strike leans into solitude and peace. If you enjoy slow burns with emotional depth, they’re definitely spiritual cousins.
